Up on the Roof
A couple of days ago, Lisa went up to inspect a place on the eves of the west side of the upper floor of the house, where things are not as they should be.
Using our longest ladder at its maximum extension, Lisa was able to reach the eves and push this piece of metal back into place, but it's not fixed. I think we're going to have to hire someone to do something about this.
After Lisa came down and we put the ladder away, she decided to look at the roof of the lower floor of the house, which she can reach via the balcony of the upper floor.
Working on the lower roof it less hair-raising than the upper roof. Lisa discovered that a sheet of shingles had torn loose. She had roofing nails in stock, so she was able to nail the singles back into place.
It's a good thing she found and repaired this roof issue on Saturday, due to the thunderstorm that blew through yesterday afternoon.
Using our longest ladder at its maximum extension, Lisa was able to reach the eves and push this piece of metal back into place, but it's not fixed. I think we're going to have to hire someone to do something about this.
After Lisa came down and we put the ladder away, she decided to look at the roof of the lower floor of the house, which she can reach via the balcony of the upper floor.
Working on the lower roof it less hair-raising than the upper roof. Lisa discovered that a sheet of shingles had torn loose. She had roofing nails in stock, so she was able to nail the singles back into place.
It's a good thing she found and repaired this roof issue on Saturday, due to the thunderstorm that blew through yesterday afternoon.